When Sebastian tells his old-school Italian immigrant father Salvo that he is going to propose to his all-American girlfriend, Salvo insists on crashing a weekend with her parents.When Sebastian tells his old-school Italian immigrant father Salvo that he is going to propose to his all-American girlfriend, Salvo insists on crashing a weekend with her parents.When Sebastian tells his old-school Italian immigrant father Salvo that he is going to propose to his all-American girlfriend, Salvo insists on crashing a weekend with her parents.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Adan James Carrillo
- Young Sebastian
- (as Adan Carrillo)
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaJust like Sebastian Maniscalco's character (also Sebastian), his father was a hairdresser who emigrated from Italy at age 15.
- GoofsThe father is supposed to be a first generation immigrant from Italy having lived most of his time in the USA in Chicago, and yet he speaks with a strong NYC accent rather than an Italian/Sicilian one.
- Crazy creditsThere are no opening credits. The title doesn't even appear until the film is over.
- ConnectionsReferenced in OWV Updates: The Seventh OWV Awards - Last Update of 2022 (2022)
- SoundtracksSarebbe Bello
Written by Giorgio Calabrese, Gino Mescoli, and Giuseppe Paiocchi
Performed by Robertino
Courtesy of Carosello Records
By arrangement with Fine Gold Music
Featured review
I might be biased as a fan of both Sebastian Maniscalco and Robert de Niro but I'll try my best. I liked the film's jokes, most land while also incorporating Maniscalco's stand-up material. This movie was light-hearted and fun. It was well cast, some scenes are genuinely hysterical, and I thought the supporting characters were really good.
But this film was overwhelmingly cheesy. The voiceover sometimes interrupts serious moments and becomes really obnoxious. There's a lot of unnecessary fluff in the middle to end section; the weird pacing and quick conclusion kind of ruins a lot.
The whole movie overall was fun and lighthearted, and the jokes land most of the time. Some stuff was so outrageous but it honestly works because at least my theatre laughed. It was cool to see how Sebastian's acting actually improved throughout the film, and Robert de Niro was delightful as always. But honestly it's more worth it to just watch Meet the Fockers as it does the whole "meeting in-laws" thing in a much funnier way. I'm glad he made this movie, and I know everyone is saying this, but I'd hope to see Sebastian Maniscalco just stick to stand-up in the future.
But this film was overwhelmingly cheesy. The voiceover sometimes interrupts serious moments and becomes really obnoxious. There's a lot of unnecessary fluff in the middle to end section; the weird pacing and quick conclusion kind of ruins a lot.
The whole movie overall was fun and lighthearted, and the jokes land most of the time. Some stuff was so outrageous but it honestly works because at least my theatre laughed. It was cool to see how Sebastian's acting actually improved throughout the film, and Robert de Niro was delightful as always. But honestly it's more worth it to just watch Meet the Fockers as it does the whole "meeting in-laws" thing in a much funnier way. I'm glad he made this movie, and I know everyone is saying this, but I'd hope to see Sebastian Maniscalco just stick to stand-up in the future.
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- Release date
- Country of origin
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- Languages
- Also known as
- Mi papá es un peligro
- Filming locations
- Mobile, Alabama, USA(Filmed at Joseph Langan Park vault)
- Production companies
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Box office
- Budget
- $30,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $12,089,391
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $4,321,148
- May 28, 2023
- Gross worldwide
- $18,167,819
- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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